Just nutrients, and life knows what to do with nutrients.
In an 1895 journal there is a report of a die off in Florida Bay where the water turned brown, grass died, etc.
Back then, the number of white families living in the Miami area was minimal, sugar was an expensive luxury, - - - -
Personally, I have no worries about the environment.
Survival of American culture, on the other hand, IS a worry.
Ya know what GladesGuru,
Ya ought to fly over big sugar when they burn the fields.
It obviously pollutes the air, water etc and we subsidize them doing such. to the tune of a dime a pound.
Sounds like a great idea,
You don't have to worry about it because the Florida taxpayer pays to clean it up.
I read the story yesterday about the GOP elite in Florida taking the free trips to the King Ranch in Texas being paid for by the Sugar industry. I had no idea that the King Ranch was in the Florida sugar business.